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Artemis II represents humanity's historic return to lunar orbit after 54 years. Learn about this crewed moon mission scheduled for April 2026, featuring Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen and the...

Neuralink's Blindsight implant aims to restore partial vision to fully blind patients in 2026. Explore how brain-computer interfaces use visual cortex stimulation to bypass damaged eyes and give blind...

Scientists at Great Ormond Street Hospital and UCL have successfully created the first functional lab-grown oesophagus using patient cells, eliminating the need for immunosuppressive drugs in transplants.

Discover quantum dots: tiny semiconductor nanocrystals transforming displays, solar energy, and medical imaging. Learn the science behind these revolutionary materials.

Explore tidal and wave energy technology — how ocean power works, current projects worldwide, and why it could become a major clean energy source.

Why does science misinformation spread so fast? Learn the psychology behind fake science news, its real-world dangers, and evidence-based strategies to combat it.

What is astrobiology? Explore the search for extraterrestrial life, from Mars missions to exoplanet discoveries, and the science of life beyond Earth.

Discover carbon nanotubes: ultra-strong materials 100x stronger than steel. Learn about their properties, applications in electronics and medicine, and future potential.

How does your gut influence your brain? Explore the gut-brain axis, the role of microbiome in mental health, and emerging research on this fascinating connection.

What are solar storms and why should we care? Learn how space weather threatens satellites, power grids, and communications — and how we can prepare.